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    One fine Hawaiian day in 2015, Geoff Zahn and Anthony Amend set off on an eight-hour hike.

  • Government ignored its own science task team by redefining 32 wild species as farm animals- South Africa

    In listing 32 wild animal species as farm animals under the Animal Improvement Act in 2019, the Department of Agriculture went against the recommendations of the government’s own scientific authority.

  • Wildlife destruction 'not a slippery slope but a series of cliff edges'

    Wildlife species will die out and natural ecosystems collapse in the near future if the climate crisis goes unchecked, scientists have warned, as new research shows that the natural world is at far greater risk from climate breakdown than previously thought.

  • Environmentalists are trying to save South Africa’s obscure endangered species

    A big search is under way for a small, enigmatic creature that burrows in the sand dunes of the West Coast, which was last seen more than 80 years ago. 

  • Wildlife decline is draining Africa’s ecosystems of functional energy

    Africa’s wildlife is doing far less ecological work than it once did. A new study suggests that the decline of birds and mammals – and in particular megafauna such as elephants – is reshaping how ecosystems function.

  • Sustainable use of wildlife is a conditional promise — that SA has not reached

    South Africa’s conservation establishment has a favourite phrase, ‘sustainable use’, presented as the pragmatic answer to balancing biodiversity protection with economic reality.

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  • Livestock farmers in Mpumalanga are deeply frustrated over major delays in the distribution of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) vaccines. Although the province received 61,000 doses, only 33,000 cattle have been vaccinated so far, leaving more than 28,000 doses still sitting in storage while the disease continues to spread.
  • Current published prices show the Aftodoll vaccine from Dollvet in Türkiye costs about R45 per dose. The Bioaftogen vaccine from Biogénesis Bagó in Argentina is priced between R45 and R55 per dose, depending on the supplier and logistics. Farmers who do not want to buy privately will still be able to get vaccines through the government’s vaccination programme.
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